jpaulson@AIDS-UNIX.ARPA (07/06/84)
From: john paulson <jpaulson@AIDS-UNIX.ARPA> Is there a program available which will create makefiles from a list of source files? Specifically, this "makemake" would take as input an argument list of the form makemake [-I<dir>]* source-files and create as output a makefile which would contain the dependencies for the objects by going through the list of includes in the source-files. (The -I flag has the same semantics as the -I flag to cc, which is to look for header files in the directories named). I have used a program such as this at a private company, but I could not take the source with me as it was company property. I could also rebuild it, but I'd rather not reinvent the wheel. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Tnx. jpaulson@aids-unix
jeff@AIDS-UNIX.ARPA (07/07/84)
From: Jeff Dean <jeff@AIDS-UNIX.ARPA> I've got a makefile generator. It's actually two short programs, one a shell script and one an awk script. It hasn't been heavily debugged, but it is straightforward enough to read and fix. The program is called /usr/jeff/bin/makegen, and it takes arguments as you've specified.